To put it bluntly, there is one thing that the game production team has achieved in the "Killer" series, and that is the sense of substitution. Whenever the word killer is mentioned, the first thing that comes to my mind is Leon in "This Killer Is Not Too Cold" and John Wick in "Fast And Fast"—their harsh and cold and cool images form a very deep impression in my heart. The protagonist #47 of "Killer 3" is also rooted in the impression that I can truly feel that what I am controlling is a real killer, which is really a tense and exciting experience.
The transition at the beginning was interesting
What's more interesting than admiring the killers on the screen is that you personally direct a killer show, which is the source of the great sense of substitution that modern video games give each player. In "Killer 3", the players play the role of No. 47 is a killer who kills one person in ten steps and does not stay for thousands of miles. In addition to the bald head that shone so brightly that it was impossible to ignore it, he also possessed a physical quality far beyond that of ordinary people. By controlling his every move, you will stage a well-planned murder scene in the game world.
In fact, "Killer 3" is not very different from the previous two works, and each chapter of the game will present players with a small open world with extremely rich details. Here, an unintentional stay may allow you to eavesdrop on a particular conversation and learn key information; a casual flip through may be able to collect a useful map. You'll always inadvertently unlock all sorts of useful clues to provide a variety of solutions for your assassination mission. After a successful mission, you'll have a feeling of empowerment, oh, that's how the game was played.
Stealth and camouflage are still the most core gameplay of this game, and No. 47 can better integrate into the world to carry out assassinations by disguising himself as a person with different identities. Take the first level of the game" "Dubai" as an example, here, if you change into a security guard, cleaner and other personnel, you can more freely enter and exit the environment and get closer to the target of the assassination. Of course, the method of assassination will also vary depending on the identity after the change of clothes and the relevant information obtained. It's a bit like walking a labyrinth, everyone's starting point is the same, and in the process of exploration, boldly try different routes, and eventually you can reach the end.
Such a design has high requirements for the manufacturer's map production level, and at this point, "Killer 3" is generally very good - they have buried a number of optional assassination routes in each map, so that players can feel the grass snake gray line, and the exquisite laying of the thousands of miles, it can be said that the internal cultivation is quite good.
The game will also provide the player with ideas
But at the same time, there are still some minor flaws in the details of the scene design of some maps. For example, one of the chapters of the game is in Chongqing, where many details deviate from the Chongqing I know, such as homeless people roasting fires on the street for warmth, exaggerated neon signs, etc., which will always make people feel awkward. Just like when you wake up and find that the pillow is very strange, the ceiling in front of you is very strange, you will probably jump up in shock to see if you are at home, where is not right.
Yu character is also written wrong...
As a game that focuses on stealth assassination, battle-related content has never been a strong point of the Killer series. After all, here, the level design is almost entirely inclined to stealth gameplay, and fighting with the enemy will only ruin your assassination plan. The game also continues to follow the previous design, and the weapons and objects have not been significantly changed. It may be worth mentioning that No. 47 can now remotely crack some switches through the camera, sometimes just by hiding in the corner to take a picture. At the end of the day, this is something new that helps with stealth, adding a little high-tech feel to players.
This also shows that Killer 3 is actually a fairly slow-down game, and for those who are not familiar with the game mechanics, they may take a long time to adapt. Although the mission guidance system can provide players with more detailed instructions, how to avoid identity exposure and the time difference in mastering enemy actions will take time to familiarize. In addition, the game does not support Chinese at present, and even if the guidelines are detailed, they are obscure to most Chinese players.
For the master, after figuring out the behavior and route of the enemy, free exploration in the small sandbox world is the beginning of fun. Although the game only has six maps, almost every time you explore, you can find special assassination methods. It can be said that what really hinders your deep experience of the fun of the game is actually your own brain hole and patience. Oh yes, players can now play the map of the previous game in "Hitman 3", and there may be more DLC maps to be added in the future, in fact, the playable content is still quite rich.
As for the story, this game is still quite well done. Usually a killer is just the most conspicuous white glove standing in front of a huge conspiracy. Here, too, is the intricate relationship of interests that has drawn many forces, groups, and individuals into a whirlpool. The protagonist, No. 47, is both powerful and small: the ultra-skilled assassination technique gives the player the power to change the direction of the plot, but many unexpected problems make it difficult for us to get out. But as mentioned earlier, the game has not yet Chinese, which is bound to cause a lot of trouble for players who want to experience the plot in China.
No matter how cool your cutscenes are, it's hard for us to understand
<h1>epilogue</h1>
This is Killer 3, the latest sequel to a stealth game with a long history. It's slow,intriguing, and has the same unique personality as its predecessors. Everything that has to do with hot, intense descriptions has nothing to do with it, and if you're new to this type of game, you might need to be a little more patient to get used to it.
Its real killer skill is the fascinating sense of substitution, the careful refinement of the stealth assassination gameplay is amazing. However, Chinese lack of work, as well as some scene design problems, it is not easy for this game to be accepted by domestic players.